🚨 STEW PETERS HAS A 25-YEAR PAPER TRAIL OF PRETENDING TO BE SOMEONE HE ISN'T. FAKE NAME. FAKE CELEBRITY BROTHER. FAKE COP. FAKE INVESTIGATOR. FAKE FINANCIAL EXPERT. FAKE COMMENTATOR. (Receipts in replies) Arrested twice for impersonating an officer. Lived in a governor's mansion under a fake identity. Had a Minnesota law written around him. Three people dead on a fugitive case his company ran. Bankrolled by a gold company. Now he has a microphone. Summer 2000. He calls himself "Coleman Hughes." Says he's the brother of TV and movie actor Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Wants a part in a film Jesse Ventura's son is directing. He moves into the guest room of the Minnesota Governor's Residence. Per the residence manager, housekeepers did his laundry, chefs cooked his meals, and state troopers drove him around. Room service on the taxpayer's dime. Then Tyrel Ventura got suspicious. Troopers ran a background check. Impostor. Evicted. In 2002 the Star Tribune exposed it, and he admitted it to the paper, calling it a "wonderful experience." It wasn't his first costume. October 1999, Minnesota: arrested and charged with impersonating an officer. Dropped. 2006, Florida: arrested for falsely impersonating an officer, unlawful use of a blue light, and theft with a weapon. Dropped. Arrested twice. Walked twice. Then came the bounty hunting. Badge, gun, police dog, a car with police-style markings. Sheriffs started fielding calls about him. In 2015 Minnesota passed a law limiting what bounty hunters can wear and drive, and AP reported it was aimed mostly at him. A state law written around one man. May 30, 2017. His company got a tip that a Minnesota fugitive, who skipped court on a felony drug charge and faced charges for assaulting an officer, was at a Texas car dealership. Two Texas bounty hunters working it confronted him. He opened fire. Both bounty hunters and the fugitive died. Three dead. 2021: he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after his wife called police. Probation. The bounty agency folded. The podcast had already launched in 2020. Before all of it, he was a rapper called Fokiss. Rapper. Celebrity brother. Cop lookalike. Podcaster. Then came the gold. Starting in April 2022, Goldco signed two sponsorship agreements with his network. Court filings in his Died Suddenly lawsuit say Goldco supplied the majority of the network's annual budget, and $379,000 in documentary money was tied to the Goldco deal. He publicly credited Goldco for making Died Suddenly possible. The outrage has a sponsor. In 2023, at least 16 Sinclair TV stations ran Goldco-sponsored segments presenting the former bounty hunter as a financial expert, telling viewers to put their savings in gold through Goldco. Sinclair pulled it. One court filing even claims he texted about hiding his "Goldco sponsorship" money from his ex-wife. Goldco pays Sean Hannity too. Peters has called Hannity a phony. So which is it? An asset? A fed? A true believer? Or a paid act with a gold sponsor? One thing is not a theory: Star Tribune, June 19, 2002, Page A16. He admitted it himself. An impostor of epic proportions. He faked a name to get in the door. He dressed like a cop to get the job. Goldco paid for the microphone. Facts Over Feelings. Receipts Over Narratives.

Listen GoldCo , we got your number you sit here asking what I’ve done let’s talk about you though ? Went from wanna be rapper to wanna be fed to wanna be revolutionist . I used to rap too by the way and I have more valuable information in under 3 minutes of rhymes then anything you’ve ever presented on any platform . PROVE ME WRONG Fokis The best part is you actually got on an X space talking about how you couldn’t believe some of these bigger names weren’t backing Ana’s work like dude are you really THAT retarded ?

🚨 STEW PETERS HAS A 25-YEAR PAPER TRAIL OF PRETENDING TO BE SOMEONE HE ISN'T. FAKE NAME. FAKE CELEBRITY BROTHER. FAKE COP. FAKE INVESTIGATOR. FAKE FINANCIAL EXPERT. FAKE COMMENTATOR. (Receipts in replies) Arrested twice for impersonating an officer. Lived in a governor's mansion under a fake identity. Had a Minnesota law written around him. Three people dead on a fugitive case his company ran. Bankrolled by a gold company. Now he has a microphone. Summer 2000. He calls himself "Coleman Hughes." Says he's the brother of TV and movie actor Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Wants a part in a film Jesse Ventura's son is directing. He moves into the guest room of the Minnesota Governor's Residence. Per the residence manager, housekeepers did his laundry, chefs cooked his meals, and state troopers drove him around. Room service on the taxpayer's dime. Then Tyrel Ventura got suspicious. Troopers ran a background check. Impostor. Evicted. In 2002 the Star Tribune exposed it, and he admitted it to the paper, calling it a "wonderful experience." It wasn't his first costume. October 1999, Minnesota: arrested and charged with impersonating an officer. Dropped. 2006, Florida: arrested for falsely impersonating an officer, unlawful use of a blue light, and theft with a weapon. Dropped. Arrested twice. Walked twice. Then came the bounty hunting. Badge, gun, police dog, a car with police-style markings. Sheriffs started fielding calls about him. In 2015 Minnesota passed a law limiting what bounty hunters can wear and drive, and AP reported it was aimed mostly at him. A state law written around one man. May 30, 2017. His company got a tip that a Minnesota fugitive, who skipped court on a felony drug charge and faced charges for assaulting an officer, was at a Texas car dealership. Two Texas bounty hunters working it confronted him. He opened fire. Both bounty hunters and the fugitive died. Three dead. 2021: he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after his wife called police. Probation. The bounty agency folded. The podcast had already launched in 2020. Before all of it, he was a rapper called Fokiss. Rapper. Celebrity brother. Cop lookalike. Podcaster. Then came the gold. Starting in April 2022, Goldco signed two sponsorship agreements with his network. Court filings in his Died Suddenly lawsuit say Goldco supplied the majority of the network's annual budget, and $379,000 in documentary money was tied to the Goldco deal. He publicly credited Goldco for making Died Suddenly possible. The outrage has a sponsor. In 2023, at least 16 Sinclair TV stations ran Goldco-sponsored segments presenting the former bounty hunter as a financial expert, telling viewers to put their savings in gold through Goldco. Sinclair pulled it. One court filing even claims he texted about hiding his "Goldco sponsorship" money from his ex-wife. Goldco pays Sean Hannity too. Peters has called Hannity a phony. So which is it? An asset? A fed? A true believer? Or a paid act with a gold sponsor? One thing is not a theory: Star Tribune, June 19, 2002, Page A16. He admitted it himself. An impostor of epic proportions. He faked a name to get in the door. He dressed like a cop to get the job. Goldco paid for the microphone. Facts Over Feelings. Receipts Over Narratives.

Where did these people just pop up from all of a sudden? Who are they?

Without you Stew this whole thing wouldn't be nearly as much fun.

It’s nice to see people from both sides enjoying themselves. Doesn’t always have to be serious. And do not have to be talking about the case every minute of the day

Stew Peters accuses Candace of “grabbing shekels,” while he has personally been receiving payments from Peymon Mottahedeh for years. Peymon, a Jewish Iranian, is a long-time sponsor of Stew’s, whose entire business model is to convince middle-class Americans that they don’t have to pay taxes. Collect the shekels, post the ad, then log on to lecture everyone else about foreign influence. The only thing more consistent than Stew’s sponsors is the irony.

Paid and orchestrated by the Zios

🚨 TYLER BOWYER SAID I'D LAND IN HOT WATER. NOW I'M ACCUSED OF WORKING WITH HIM. Since the @jimmy_dore episode with @realstewpeters, people are asking how I know Tyler Bowyer. Here is all of it. In January I published an investigation into Superfeed Technologies. The private company Tyler Bowyer chairs. The company whose name sits at the bottom of the TPUSA app. I was also going through TPUSA's 990s. His pay. The swings year to year. Which entities paid him. I was on him months before anyone called me his ally. In April, Tyler quoted my post on his 990s and property, a follow-up to @NihiloX's work. He wrote that it "will probably land you in hot water like others." So I asked him for comment. That is the job of someone trying to gain credibility and be responsible when making hard hitting content. A friend had his number. I texted it. He answered. One call, a few texts around it. I asked about Salem Media. The 990s. Why Superfeed Tech shows no payments to/from TPUSA. I sent him my videos and asked what I had wrong, multiple times. No answer after a few inquiries so I figured I am not wrong or at the very least right enough not to be told so by the chairman himself and the COO of TPUSA. One text thread. One call. That is it. Yes, I said he seemed nice on the phone. He did. Polite on a call is not a pass on the 990s or any other financial alleged misgivings. Superfeed on TPUSA's 990 contractor list: $0. 2023. Zero. 2024. Zero. Tyler's answer: he donated his labor to the private company he chairs. The developer: nCube. Kyiv, Ukraine. A war zone. TPUSA's own spokesman said TPUSA gets a "discount" in exchange for his board seat. Their filings. Their words. You decide what to call that. Nobody asked me before putting my face on their show and deciding what my words meant. I called him. I would do it again and I encourage anyone writing pieces on others that call-out their ties to any foreign entity or really anything that could implicate them in things that seem 'shady' should be doing. So who paid the developers? And why is a voter turnout app being built in a war zone? Now the money question, since it keeps coming up. I have never taken money from any government agency, DoD, TPUSA, Israel, or any other entity, company or advertiser. I am paid by views, memberships, super chats and my Discord community through @clubvatra. That is it. If you think I work for Israel, look at @AFNPTorg first. I publish the receipts on foreign money in our politics every day, in public, with updates. If you want to know where I stand, ask me. It is easy to CapCut a narrative around someone who never gets a say. Full video in replies. ⬇️ They said I was on his side. The filings say I was on his case. It is all documented. Facts Over Feelings. Receipts Over Narratives.

You know what I hate (literally hate) about Bayes, JOF, Liz? Calling ppl who don’t agree with you all retards and saying you don’t care if ppl unsubscribe. That’s no way to talk about ppl that have supported you. You’re all guilty of that.

These are natural consequences. You died on the hill defending a now-exposed, wig-wearing foreign operative with a fake name. You just popped up, and I can’t figure out what your actual book of work consists of. You are uninteresting, and seem fake and forced.